I have code on my client that conflicts with a checked in version. Is there a way to tell Git to “ignore the origin version and force my version over it”?
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I have code on my client that conflicts with a checked in version. Is there a way to tell Git to “ignore the origin version and force my version over it”?
Yes, you can do this using the
git push -fcommand. The-fcommand is the “force” option, which pushes your current ref to the upstream, even if your current history is not derived from the upstream.You can easily lose work with this command. Be careful.